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Tom Brady threw for three touchdowns and LeGarrette Blount ran in three more on Sunday to lead the New England Patriots into the Super Bowl with a 45-7 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.

Win or lose... It's no secret; Packer fans have been anticipating today's NFC Championship game.

The department is seeking more than $36 million to administer tests aligned to Common Core State Standards over the next two school years. That's $7.2 million more than what is already appropriated.

Green Bay Packers tie the game and go into overtime with the Seattle Seahawks.

A bipartisan bill may ban powdered alcohol before the product even hits shelves in Wisconsin.

The Milwaukee police department is investigating a hit-and-run that killed a 59-year-old man.

Despite record-setting milk sales in 2014, plummeting prices are forcing some dairy farmers to spill the surplus down the drain.

One of the nine Republican debates for the 2016 presidential candidates will be held in Wisconsin.

After wind postponed the first day of jumping at Silver Mine Hill, conditions were perfect on Saturday. Team Slovenia's David Krapez would win the U.S. Cup event, but it was Eau Claire native Nick Mattoon who thrilled the crowd with the longest jump.

The McIntyre Library staff association of UW-Eau Claire says thanks to donations from the community it raised nearly $1,300. That money will buy nearly 10,000 pounds of rice for the Hmong Mutual Assistance Association.

Skiers return to the sky over Silver Mine Hill after judges err on the side of caution, delaying the start of the 129th Silver Mine Invitational.

While most students use their Saturday morning to sleep in, one group of students at Chippewa Valley High School was taking learning to new heights.

A woman who shot her two sons and herself in the head in Montfort had been released a day earlier from a state mental health facility.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is warning winter sports enthusiasts to watch out for unstable ice with warmer weather heading in to some parts.

Beloit police say they've arrested a 22-year-old man for stealing a vehicle with a baby inside.

Republican Gov. Scott Walker is promising to sue the federal government over new limits on carbon emissions from power plants.

Cabela's plans to hire about 200 people for its new store in Sun Prairie.

Frontier Airlines says that it will hire contractors to do the work of 1,300 employees -- about a third of its total workforce -- at the Denver airport and in Milwaukee.

The 129th annual Silver Mine Invitational ski jumping had to be cancelled on Friday due to high winds. The conditions made it unsafe for the jumpers to go down the hill.

Deputies briefly close part of a state highway in Dunn County, to catch a man with a warrant for his arrest.